fountg Vuoincoo Pirtdorp.
Two lines in this Directory, one year, sl.:%
eaela additional line: 50 cht.
MONTROSE
JAMBE E. CARMA.LE, Att.wrier at Lau. Otilce ouo
dour below Tarbell 'Rouge, Public Arcnuc.
VAL. 11.. COOPER. &, Co.. Banker& anll Fornlgn
* *age Tick-to and Thrifty , on Fngland. Ireland and Salt
land.
d. FLETCHER'SIIe Ssln,nn I, the place to get
lee Cream. ( i re en. and limns, In ery ety, le. On lifnU3
Ft reel. •
STROUD d PriOUlg.'sees) Fin , and Lao Insor.
since Akonts al+o. sell Railroad snit Areldcsit Ticket•
to New York and l'hilad,lpLia. Ott Olit, door east
ofthe Bank.
V. (MA Dt.F.ll. General Insurance and Sewing Ma
chine Public Avcnue.
J. L. TALBOT- the Once tog el your Orocerieu and
Proriutons. Mon, Pork. I nrd. Teu. Slentr. Thee, To
bore, Sn air. Oyptcre ;us' Itelreuhroents, on.
der S. H. knyre& Brother*.
BUDNS a NICIIOLB, the place to get Drug, and 34.11
clnes_Clgors, Tobacco, Pocket-110okt, Stuuta
ties, Yankee Notion,. du_ Public Attune.
WU. L. CO], limners maker end denier In ell articles
usually kept by the trade, opposite the [tack. •
WM. B. BOYD .t CO.. braler. In Stover,
and htsnnfacturen] of Tin and Sheeting] ware. corner
of Mato and Turnpike street.
NOR:4R & LINES, Mr.rchfott Tailor* and cleltero to
Cloth., Trltntoloatt, nod Fornt t;ot , tl, tool
ACV , t• for ,eviins Maclaine, on Main street.
Pordhsm
A. N. BULLARD. I)extler In Gnu,.
Statioucry and Ytthkee N..11,,nr, nt hc..l
rtihile Avcnne.
T. SPORE. S CO • Dealers in Si,vo.. DAM u ; tn.
Agricultural Plotlr and opp4l.
site 're rbell
RAYNSFORD Livery and Radiance
Stable, in rear of Bank bedding. •
J. 'IL Dr.WITT .t In.. Dealer. In Dry Good.. liar d
warn and genernl merchrfoldit , c, corner, near Brit k
Blwk.
NILW 1111.FoRD
N. SHOEMAKER. New Mitfortl. pa. koopi ronrt+nt ty
On hand Roe fresh ground en) uga plantar, fir rah.
Firer ton, Ennnuersvl Po.•
W. 9. MEAD, Fonodwl, end dealer in Plow, and other
lacmet le, one door from Phi oney'r St.
ri. F. KIMBER. Carriage Mater and Undertaker, on
dlnin Street, two L.!, below llnwlern Store.,
)ireiCOLLUM Dealeni in Groceries and
Provisions. on Main Street.
11, GARRET & SON. Dlialers In Flour. Pool. Meld.
Salt, Lime, Cement, Groesiies and Provisions on
Main Street', opposite the Depot.
W. & T. 11AVDEN„ Manniarturera of Cigar. and
Wholeenle dealers In Tnukee Notion• nud Fancy
Goode. on Moth Street, below Ei.b.e.tpai Church. •
MOSS b KNAP, I..nath, ?tane.,turtr• and denier-
In Mornern lien? Ept.rnmil l•nnrrn •
'AINEY & HAYDEN. Dente, in Dr,
end Itlannfatturere of Clgttre, on Main Street, nrar
the Depot
W. STF.I . IIRNS, llor,. Shoriht, and renerta Revairls,g
00 MS. Street, synth of the ['mgt..
J. DIcKEUMAN. Jn., Doter In general mon-handl,
and clothing. Brick Store. on Main :Arent.
criztrrix & II AD, Dvalere in g.nernFlforchnnrlfige
on Main Street-
O. M. PAIS - LET, tlnnivr in p.ncnil 31nrchandiee, on
Main Stkcet, oppo- , ite Hotel:
GREAT BEND
L., S. LF.XIIIIIII. Manufacturer of Leather. nod d. nler
in general Merehandl., en Main Str. et.
11. P. DORAN. Merchant 'Fader and denier In Read,
Made Clothing, Dry Goodn,Grucerlen and fruclfl/111,
Main Street.
LENOXVILLE
MRAM 11nnu ructitrer nr and di-nler in .:pert
1 . 1014 - e aud l';•42ugo.
GIBSON,
EDWARD. & BUY %NT. 31 mutate orer% of Wlgenii
and Sleigh... near the $ ore.
gocal 3lntclligtucc.
"Gutenberg. Rosenbaum & Cos store is
too small to contain the crash of goods, ca.ltion
able, eheap and first quality, with which it,
counters and shelves are Mica. Can and exam.
Inc stylog, quality and prices.
Bur;rtary at Dimock
The store of Miles 4.t . Sherman. at Dittioel:
Corners - WM+ entered by burglar, (ni Sunday
night, May Ist, who carried otl about seven dol
lars In money ; Throe depredation, have be
come so frequent and so bold, that it behooves
even• property owner to be on the alert. There
is evklently a gang of thieves running around
loose in this vicinity, and public nece.sity re
qu'im that they be either Lilted or capd.
Scud lag Local,"
We arc always glad to receive the particulars
alma] occurrences throughout the r•ou»ty.—
Something of interest occurs almost daily in ev
ery neighhorhood, and we easntstly urge our
friends to Pend us all the items that Mlle to
their observation or their ears. Do not hesitate
from any real or imaginary inability to get
Ahem up right. - Send us tlw facts and we will
put them in shape.
Walt a Bit.
Those who want stylish, cheap, and fir. qual
ity, Spring goods, should look in at the store of
31cKenzie, Faurot & Co, Mr. McKenzie is now
in :New York, and a fine addition to their ,took
will he here in a day or two. We taw they have
already received a large assortment of I , pring
Ca.ssimeres and Mu,
Perimzud.
We learn that our valuable and esteemed
friend, Dr. S 7 W. Dayton, is alamt to lea VP Great
Bend village• for seine foreign clime, on account
of ill health. We are informed that he will tan
bark as surgeon on hoard the ste-amship Austral
ia, which Bails May 14th for England.
The Dr. will curry with him the respcvts of a
yetp large circle of warm friend, and also their
regrets at hisdeparture. We hole• that the de
sired effect upon his health may he speedily re
alized, and a safe and early return to his home
and former field of usefulness.
Fire in Auburn.
The house of Thomas Dunlin, in Auburn o - us
cittitroyed by fire on WeLini,ilay evening., May
4th. The cause of the fire is unknown, but is
supposed to have taken upon the roof from
*parks from the chimney, as that urns the local
ity where it was first discovered. ;
The Ceneus--AppeinteneneL
This County baring been dished into fire
sub-ilisteicts, the following Assistant Marshals
hareliearCappiainted for each:
' • James'Howe—for Harmony, Oakland, Bumf a
Depot. Great Bend (born' and township), Liber
ty.
Philo liturrit—for Cliffo d , Dun(toff, Ilerrick.
- Gltwin, Ararat,Lpaox, Thomson.
Davja Summers—pr . New I.lllforclOoro' and
township), , Jackson, Ifarford, .prooklyn, Lath-
Bonnie A, - Dents—for Montiose, Bridgewater,
iianklitt,_ Silver Luke. Forest Luke, Choconnt,
AriOlacon,Triendaila, Little Meadows.
Davis—Lfor Middletown, Springville,
Dimock, Auburn, , !ball; Jessup.
correeskin;
Among the promotions of the Intermediate
published last week was omitted the name of
Jennie 31. Smith. The imme of Ado niche was
misprinted Ma Packer, among the mimes of
alt PrONOtklm. • • '
Borough Items.
—Three more persona were immersed by Rev.
L. 13. Ford, in Jones Lake on Sunday morning
last
—A.'"Fifteentia Amendment' by the , name of
Henry Parker was arreSted and- lodged in jail
on Saturday night last, for being intoxicated,
and distorted to quarreL After remaining in
jail over Sunday he was brought before Esquire
Avery, plead guilty and fined. $l.OO and costs.
—The ladies of St. Paulacchurch propose to
hold a series of soc i al entertainments at which
will be introduced some select songs, tableaux,
and other pleasing parlor amusements. The
first will be held at Mr. F. M. Williams' on Fri
day evening of this Week. The Invitation is
general.
—Dr J. W. Cobb has removed his office to Z.
Cobb's store on Public Avenue.
—J. S. Tarlxli has let the job of building an
addition to his barna, ninty-nine feet long and
sixty-nine wide.
—Those "colored troops" propose to celebrate
the "glorious Fifteenth" to-morrow, to close in
the evening with a grand "ball" at Cushman's
Ilall. Of course all of our Radical friends arc
invited "without regard to sex, color, or previ
ous condition of political servitude."
—The needful rain has been falling for three
or four diva past In mild and gentle showers,
and field, bush and tree seem to manifest unu
sual haste to don a full mantle of green.
—Rev. E. A.. Warriner, Rector of St. Paula
Church, has been appointed by the Bishop to
deliver a sermon at the annual Convention of
Episcopal Churches in Philadelphia, which will
convene on Tuesday, May
—We received an apology for not having
earlier notice of the grand "celebration" to-mor
row from the noted John Stout, in which he
said, "It's curous, curous—but tines no use a
talkin' you gib cleat. niggers a little position and
Miley and dey don't know as much as a yallar
dog." John is on the right track.
Binghamton Items.
The fullowiug item we glean from the Dem
ocratic Leader;
—No licenses in the torn of Binghamton this
—Water was let into the Chenango canal on
Wetlneilly lust
—Mr. C. M. Calrerty's teum became unwiring
able while he was taking a drive with a friend,
and he was thrown from his carriage, breaking
his cellar hone.
—Ov-i•r forty persons receivetl the rigid hand
Of fellowship and united with the Baptist church
on Sabbath morning, May Ist.
—From one of u s:Tic,of highly interesting
articks Nvhich are appearing in the Bing Mouton
Leader on the past, present, and future of Bing
hamton, we extract the tbllowing:
In 1828 a two horse stage eounitenetal run
ning from Montrose to this place once a week,
John McPherson proprietor. Mr. Searle, of
Montna , e, soon succeeded him, and was long
connected with the route.
This stage route, which haS long lsk:en a tri
weekly one, has been partially supereeded bt
the iron horse, and at no distant period there
will probably be a railroad from Binghamton to
Montrose.
The day of the stage coach, with its social
and oft merry features ; its incidents and acci
dents, and its tedium, tins passed away in Bing-
hanitom
—The IBrighaniton Savings Bunk has been
assigned as the depository of the Canal funds at
this port by the Canal Board.
—The Binghamton Gas Co. Imre a large num
ber of workmen engaged in putting in a new gas
holder.- It is to be three tunes as large as the
one now in use, and will cost about *.'4000.
—The key to the store on Washington street
kept be Mr. Patten and Mr. Carder, was lost or
• stolen Saturday night, and Sunday afternoon
Mr. Patten found the door unlocked, and on en
j tering found a lad named Wm. R. Batter, en
' joying himself disposing of ginger snaps, olan
. gits, etc., and filling his pockets with bologna
sausages, and other eatables. The youngster
seas allowed a free pass to the House of Refuge.
—lion Henry Mather, of Binghamton, died at
his residence in that city, on Sunday evening
last. at the age of 06 years. lie was ens of the
meat prominent and wealthy citizens of the
place, was connected with several of its Bank
' ing institutions, bud represented Broome coun
ty in the Legislature, and had resided in Bing
! harnton about fifty years.
A.- -
Number of Nada to the Pound.
The following table shows the number of
nails to the Ib., In the different sizes from " 3-
penny" up to "20-penny," as well as the number
of the several sizes of spikes. The first column
gives the size, the second the length in inches,
and the third the number to the lb.
3-penny, 1 inch long,
4 " "
5" / "
2 "
2/ "
"
3
From this table an ealintate of quantity and
imitable sizes for any job can be easily made.
How to stop a Paper.
Call at the-offitn and pay up hack arrcnrages
and order it stopped like a own ; and not re.
lu.e to take it out of the PORt office and sneak
away dike a puppy.
lai'One Tuesday evening, April 20th, the
Empire 31111 s, of Smith & hierserean, at Union,
took fire front sparks from the smoke-stack,
and were damaged $4OO including $lOO on grain
and flour, before the fIIV wan extinguished.
Notice
Rev Aaron Portei, of Gi'Fol., will preach in
the Universalist Chorch in Montrose, on Friday
evening, May 13, at rng o'clock. The public are
respectfully invited to attend.
Important, it True.
It is said that poison of any conceliablc
scription and degree of potency, witiehbasibeen
swallowed' intentionally or by accident, may be
rendered instantaneously harmless by swallow
ing two gills of sweet oil. An individual with
a very strong constitution should take twice the
quantity. This will neutraliae evert- forinOof
vegetable and mineral poison with which phy
sicians and chemists are acquainted.
For Corm's. Lorzfers 01utr. t -7
Josh Billings answers n query that has often
occurred to us, 'viz f'"What were you created
for?" in the following paragraph. While every
lady and gentlenaan would like to be rid of the
annoyance of king attired at,yer they ettanitche
cruel enough to wish to be rid of your insolchce
in the way Which josh alludes to:
Thare !mint been a bug made yet in vstn, nor
one that *ant a good job.
Thare iz lots of hu
man men inafing about corners, blacksmith
shops. cider Mills and salloons all over the coun
try, that don't seem to be Etteeu.y . for easy
thing but beg plug' tobacco and ware and steal
waterinekam ; -but you let the kolery break out
wneeand then ya will see the wisdom tithseing,
jisdsl halAtisl4l44olllPballPereilt
Newspaper Laws. ,
Potitinasters.are realuirrd by law to give no
tice by letter when a subscriber does not take
his paper 4aDm the office, and give the reason
for its not being taken. Neglecting to do so
makes the postmaster responsible to the publish
er for the payment. Returning a paper will not
do.
Any person who takes a paper mularly.from:
the post office, whether he has subscribed or not
is responsible for the subscription.
A person ordering his paper to be discontin
ued must pay- all arrearages, or the publisher
may continue to send it until payment is made,
and collect the whole amount whether it is
taken out or not.
Indiscriminate Thieving.
A young man named David Haines, who has
been apparently loafing around the stores dot
ing the winter, well wrapped up in a "long
tailed blue" overcoat, it seems, has been pursu
-1 ing a system of wholesale, indiscriminate thiev
ing. When detected and arrested one day
last week, there were found at his house, pieces
of dress goods, shawls, lamps, hardware, shirts,
reeslymade clothing, hoots and shoes, and indeed
almost every article of merchandise kept by our
dealers. lie had not confined his operations to
any one place but had been quite Impartial in
his visits. Goods of all descriptious,sntounting
in value from one to two hundred dollars were
found with him and stored in Justice Terry's
office during the examination—making a sort of
co-operative store, in which every merchant and
dealer in town had an interest. Many of the
articles still had on the private marks of the
owners. It appears that he had not spent all
his time in hording, for it has since been ascer
tained that he has traveled about the county as
a peddler, disposing of the goods at marvelously
low figures, and without the slightest regard to
the private cost marks on them. The discovery
of his . "pack" which was brought in front a farm
house four or five milts distant, made quite an
extensive addition to this Intiaar at the Justice's
office. The merchants of town thxdted around
it, like crows around a carrion, which they
seemed to scent front afar. One of them
who supposed from the first exhibit, that he
had been almost slighted or had fixed his prim' ,
too high even fur "sleepy David's" custom, had
upwards of tfilll worth in this (rash arrival. A
lady Caine to town the other day, boasting to a
merchant of a cheap purchase she had made
from a peddler of a shawl. When the merchant
told her that the shawl was his property,she had
no further cause for congratulation. Haines
takes his incest very coolly. He save he stole
the goods, but will oblige the owners to prove
the fact of ownership. Ile is a married limn
and had been a resident of the place for some
months past. The wonder is that he should
have escaped detection fur so long a time. Ills
large overcoat seems to have served hint well in
the way of secreting the stolen giants. He will
probably have no further use for this garment
for some time to come. Though he has respect
able connections, and an aged and infirm father
who regrets the course taken by his boy, this
young man I is undoubtedly a very
healthy thief.— 7'siolh,o,o.rk U< morrat.
A Most Singular
For several years past a Mrs. Michaux has
lived in a house on Main Street, between Twen
ty-second and Twenty-third, with no one else
but a brother. who has been for years a harim
less lunatic Nothing had been seen of them for
several days until Saturday morning, when the
chimney of the adjoining house caught tire and
in the excitement a negro man ran in the house
to give the alarm. Ile found on entering the
chamber, Mrs. Michaux on the bed, dead, and
her brother lying by her side almost starved to
death. On being interropbsl he said his sister
had been asleep tier two weeks. She had evi
dently been dead for some time, although there
was no deeonipositiiin of the bode, which ap
peared to be almost 'mummified. It is hardly
probable that she starved to death, as eighteen
dollars in United States currency was found in
the house. Two calves in the yard and several
chickens had died from starvation. She was
about fifty years of age, and is said to have been
Very eccentric and to have had no intercourse
with those around her. The brother was taken
to the station-house to be taken care of, and the
coroner notified of the death of the old lady.—
Ifielimowl inquirer.
Fire in Milltown
Porn BAUNS Brim En.-Late Saturday evening
April 30th, a fire broke out in one of the barns
of Simon 11. Morley, on thrin formerly of Simon
Spalding, in Milltown or Cayuta, near the north
line of Athens township. The light became so
brilliant as to show for miles; the Athens bor
ough bells rung, and the alarm in Waverly
brought down their firemen, by whose aid the
dwellings, north of the barns were with some
difficulty preserved. Some stock was saved
front the barns, but the four buildings, with 400
bushels 01 wheat, 400 of oats, $7 . 0 worth of
young stock, and $•200 of various implements
and other stuff, were speedily consumed. Mr.
)torch- estimates his loss at $9,000, less an insur
ance, of $l,lOO in the Lycoming Company. lie
can not account for its origin, but public opin
ion points to a certain worthless Irishman, who
was passing about with his pipe, it being sup
posed he went to rest Ih one of the barns, and
his pile• or matches caused this great destritc
tion.—Brartford .Irgns.
557 ptr lb
SA3 ••
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167 "
141 ••
101 •
DS "
Whitewashing.
It is a conceded fact that good white wash,
well applied to fences, rough siding, and the
walls and ceilings of buildings, has a highly
military inlittruce, as well as being in the high
est degree antiseptic and preservative in its ef
fects. To be durable, whitewash should he pre
pared in the following manner: Take the very
best stone lime, and slack it in a close tub, cov
ered with a cloth to preserve the steam. Salt—
as much as can be dissolved in the water used
for slacking and reducing th . e wash ft, the regal
site degree of fluidity—sbould he applied, and
the whole carefully strained and thickenel with
a small quantity of sand, the purer and finer the
better. A few pounds of wheat flour mixed as
piste, may be added, and will give greater per
manency and durability to the macs, especially
when applied to the exterior surface of buildings.
A Nuisance.
We are pleased to see our boys enpge vigur
ously in innocent sports and youthful amuse
ments and would be the last one to throw any
=dim wafttaltior Upon them, but when they make
night hideous and sleepless by their yells and
toothorns, not only destroying the slumbers of
the weary but of a number of invalids whose
nerves are sufficiently shocked by disease, we
believe that in duty to the welfare of the boys
as well as the community they should be taught
bettef., Parents should be yery, wary of such
inflliences as are brought' to' tkiM'r upon their
sons on such occasions, as it is always necessary
in order_to blow the cow, horns .: .well and add
the Wicekmptiddidiaatiffianthicaidobiee — rdty, to
take other "horns" to tire the brain, and many
a Gallen one can date his first step to just such
occasions. Pampas should have the email boys
under their own control, and those larger ones
who have assumed the forms of men and will
not-AIWA fltsm sigh riotous revels should be
taken in Ladd by out village "154bero" u t a gimp
imlbsysivi, plying rdOrt tarts, buil(
Petit Juror
Drawn for Special Term of Court to be hold
en nt Montrose, on 3ionday June olb, 1870:
Auburn—Truman Baker, Abrani White, Ri
ley Bushnell, Horace Baker.
Bridgewater—O. A. Beebe, A. Benjamin,Sam
net Smyth, Wm. C. Curtis.
Brooklyn—John Bolles, F. Tewksbury.
Choconnt—Amos Heath.
Dimock—Hiram Blakeslee, John La k e.
'Franklin--J. L. Merriman, D. B. Townsend,
Edwin Summers, Anbry Smith.
Forest Lake—Jefferson Green, John Brown,
George W. Taylor.
Fritmdsville - Jere. Roston].
Gib son —G eo . G. Woodward, Henry Howell,
J. 31. Harding.
Great Bend—Addison G. Brush.
- Herrick—F. F. Hayden.
Harford—William Patterson.
Jessup—Enos Bennett.
Lenox—Daniel S. Robinson,
Lathrop—H. B. Wood.
31ontrose—M. A. Lyon. P. Thatcher.
New Milford—John Mainzer, Thomas D. Ten
nant, Chauncey Fletcher.
New Milfont horo—Trney Hayden.
Hush—Stephen S. Shoemaker.
Silver Like—Aaron Meeker.
Susquehanna—L. S. 'Page.
Thomson--GU vsL Loins.
House Burned.
On Tuesday, April 26, the house of Naarnan
Clafiin of Gibson, was destroyed by fire, and all
its contents With the exception of a small
amount of bedding. The building bad with-
stood the elements for over 60 years. The] tire
originated from ashes put into a tin teasel with
a wood bottom which stood on a bench by
the house. - Mr. Clanin was erecting a new
dWilling near by which also suffered some from
thirflanies.-
_ - -.0.41111. V 2
Raihvitid Depot nt Towniala is
nearly- a mile from the liminess center' of the
village, and the Argua, proposts a Street Rail
way between the two points,
lcty,Nvertionntnts.
vuuTiois',
AUCTION!
The subscriber will sell at public sale on his
prumist. in Gibson, on Saturday, Mav 28th,
commencing at 10 o'clock, a. 01., the following
property, to wit
A coal burner rocking Stove, Stove Furni
ture, a quantity of Stove Pipe, a large brass Ket
tle. Tables, Stands, Chairs, Bedsteads, Barrels,
Meat Casks, Soap Casks, a barrel of Soap, and a
large number of artidm not named. Also, if
nw.prieviously sold, 6 them of Bees, a quantity
of Hee Hives and Glass
TERMS OF SALE.—AII sums under
cash ; *5 and over, six months credit with in
Moist and approved aeeurity.
Gibson, May 11, 187Q.—Jw•
L IBERTY TOWNSUIP
BOUNTY STATEMENT.
A m't of outstanding bonds with interest,sB6o.66
onlers • chargeable In
bounty fund
M. L. TRUESDELLO A uditori
W. M. BAILEY, f
Liberty, May 1, WM—Small
THE PLACE TO TRADE
And where you will End
TUE BEST VARIETY Uk GOODS, AT TOO MOST
LIBEBA PRI t' U. In at
(Tttltrnbery, 28 , ,,enbauni t fo's
JEST RECEIVED
bl rge and Issuldsome Peloction of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
For men. boys' and youth"' wear. Fine 'election of
CLOTHS, CASSIII RUM, COAITNOS, Se
For Custom Work. We take measures and make Up gar.
aIeaCIIII to order. after the newest and roost tasty styles.
• Large variety of PIECE GOODS to sell by the yard. A
tine variety 01 Uents' ruttstsumi GOODS. Necktie*,
Bows. Paper and Linen I:oltars, t.hirts, Trunks, Satch
els, Umbrellas. etc. Large selection of newest style. of
HATS AND CAP 4,
of various material. In our Dry goads Department you
NEW DRESS GOODS
bilka, Poplin', Mohair". Alpacas (black and all the lead
ing cabin% and ahade", Plgoes, Perotlea, printed Organ
dins and Malibu*, French Ginghams, ate—
WHITE GOODS
Table Linea. Towels. Napkins. Sales Musllns. Jaconets
PA RA SOLS, StlnAhadeP. Skim., Connell. Ktdd and
LIFIC Thread Glove*, Mei cry, Handkereblefo, Conan , and
entre, etc.
SHAWLS, BAt/rES, or:various material and in Offer
ent aty I.IREtaS MINGS and Buttons, itarvelles
Trimming, Fading. Fringeo. etc.
DOLE. TIC GOODS, 3111, , 1in5, Calkm, Tidal. Drninv
MILLINERY 6ooDs
We hare a large selection in trimmed and untrimmed
Hop, Sundetria, Plovers, Ribbons. Satin.,
'ACC', Blonde, Frame', Mae - hand (mimed Crepes, Bt.
The prices on all bur Goode are marked away DOWN
and will defy all competleina. Our good. are boned In
large quantities. and .elected with great tare, and we
flatter ourselves that we can give sallallictlou to all.
Montrose, May 11,18:0.
\TOTICE.
Ira the Estate In the Orphan Court of
ofB
; nsq ehanna County
Wm. 11. William ., need 1 No . 11 nuary Term. inn.
To bineirs Curtis, Angtline Perkin s jenny Perkins,
Emoriney Pesidus, Neiman Perkins,lPUllato Perkins and
Hannah Perkins.
Yon anti berehPnOtined that at tire Tannery Term. Itral,
of saidtkart, *petition was yrescited by Olite WI Iltano.
widow dt raildVas: II: William., deceaed, praying for
En Wider th Sell Par mutest 01' bey *senintion. the fol.
lowing &tufted red estate ,- to wil t -An .that certain
piece of parcel:l land situate, lying - zed being In the
townsbipot Hew If Ilford. in the county of Sasquehanna
and State of Pennsylractia. bounded OD the north by
lands fir tentuel'Everett. an Maoist by lands of Ar ch
bald W.unabllli2d lan& lateofthesnalWildame,deceased,
on the south by th e pubilealgitway liannerly, known as
the 014.10asen Ma , and an Ils e west by the lame road ;
containing there or tess,with,the_
tee, atom It . feet fruit trees,ftrol abdat th l rtN= '.
of t license cleared; late the estate of the said William
U. Williams, deterred. ' . •
And the 'said Coati upon due em eid e s e tb m of the
peendres did grant a rate epen the belt* and patties irt
terMded tO appear Weald on 'Monday the 11th day
of April bet at $ unlock e. AL, of that day to shOw cause
jr any they h a d. ;or once of sale ehould Pot be mine as
frj e Nt l ntltt at e h d rt 101111143, the Std
rf i f f / APn) ifillt
at c/elcielte. L. when and ethers yenr jut eppeny% apd
show canes why lad Diderot axle m rga
, •
04101alia031 1 0 11 thaN - NO" UNC:7"''
L; STATE OF WILLIAM CRUSE,
-late 4:giants township, Pa. deceased.
Lettere of idminlatrattem upon the estate of the above
named decedent hevtngbeen granted to the =dent/cried,
0/011C8 is given to all persons indebted to the same to
make Immediate payment, and those having claims upon
the same will present them duly authenticated forsettle
ment.
Ranh, Mar 11. 1670.
ESTATE OF LEWIS BRUSH, late of
Dicuock township, Susquehanna co. Pa.., dec'd.
Letters of administration Islam the estate of the above
named decedent hissing been granted to the undersigned.
notice is hereby Liveulhakail persona indebted to the
same are requestml lo make' immediate payment, end
theme haling elating upon the samn,will present them du
ly authenticated for settlement.
C. C. HILLS, Administrator.,
Dimuck, Slay '
E X EC UTQRS' NOTICE,
The heirs and'legntees of the cent te of Charici
McCarty. deceased, are hereby notified to meet
the undersigned at the °nice of ; Little.' and
Blakeslee, in Montrose, on Wednesday the 11th
day of May, A. D., 1870, at one oclock, P. M. for
the purpose of settling and paying said legatees
as the will provides.
DAVID HILLIS. 1 Far x.
JAMES'
April 90 .
`STATE OF CHARLES REYNOLDS,
L-1 late of Auearn towtthip, Bu•quehanna co
Pa. deceased.
Letters of administration upon the estate of tbe above
named decedent having been • - rranted to the undersign
ed, all persons Indebted to sa id estate are hereby notl
fled to maim Immediate payment, and those having
elstms against tneseme to present them duly authenti
cated for settlement
MARGARET REYNOLDS, Admix.
Auburn, April V, ISO.
ESTATE of SARAH KNOWLTOIe.i,
late of Itush township, Susq'a co. Pa.,. deed.
Letters testamentatoary upon the estateot theabove
named decedent having been granted to the undersign
ed, all persona Indebted to said estate are hereby noti
fied to make immediate payment, and those haying
claims against the came to present them duly authenti
cated for settlemen t.
Montrose, April 11, 1870
VSTATE OF PATRICK .CLARY
late of Apolacon township, finsonehanna coon"
ty dec'd.
Letters of administration upon the estate of the
above named decedent havin l f been ranted to the nn
densigned. notice is hereby ven to all persons indebt
ed to said estate to make mmediate payment, and
those having cialins against the same to present them
duly anthenticited for settlement to the undersigned.
THOMAS H. WE, Adm'r.
Apolation, April 20, IMO.
T EA
Every kind of Tea In market. Just arrived. and
for sale at New Yerk wholesale price . Also a doe
sortmeot of COFFEE. Buy of roc and save express
charges. ABEL TUB HELL.
Montrose, Fa.. Aprlllo. 18711
EW WALL }'A PER,
Japt arrived. and selling rheap
-
Montror, np(ll 2‘). PM. - ABEL feRHEEI.
R. T UTT LE..
A M ERICA N
E 3 l Waltham Watches
AT THE COMPANY'S PRICES.
And warranted by the Company sent with every watch.
Price List and descriptive Catalogue sent to any address
Orders tilled by express C. 0. D. with the priviirge of ex
al:ablation before paying the money. Address
ALEYANDEII 11. HARPER,
Ap. %1--2 m
SHOO FLY, DoNr BOTHER ME.
COLLARS ! COLLARS !
Pure Indigo Work. ['Send in your glee and 2 cents
dent to any address. T. A. DERBY.
api3-3 Box 1«.., Iltuodale.N. Y.
p uSIPS' Pum Ps
Cucumber Wood Pumps
The Best and Cheapest Pumps ever made.
Durable, reliable, accurate and perfect, and give
They are adapted
depth of well upto
water very easily
one can put them
in repair, & when
to " directions,"
give perfect satis
asx FOR BLATCHLEY'S
CUCUMBER WOOD PUMPS.
Every Pump sold by me or my authorized
agent guaranteed genuine.
CHARLES G. BLATCHtEY,Manfr.
624 and 628 Filbert street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Ap. 6-6 m
COURT PROCLAIIATION.—Whertias the
110 n. F. B. Streeter, President of the Court
of Oyer and Terniiner, and General Jail De
livery, court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace,
and Court of Common Pleas and Orphans'
Court in the Thirteenth Judicial District com
a the ('ounties of Susquehanna and
Wr s a e lfford, and the Hons. R. T. Ashley and A.
Baldwin, Associate Judges in Susquehanna
County. have issued their precept, to me direct
ed, for holding a Special Court of Oyer and Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery, Quarter Ses
sions, Common Pleas, Orphan's Court, in the
Borough of Montrose and County otrSu.squelutn
na, on the first Monday of June, 1870, it being
the sixth day.
NOTICE 1.4 lIEEEBT GIVEN to the(oroner,.luA
lices
of Peace, and Constables ofeatdiCoun
ty cif .Sustmehanntf;.that they he there to 'their
proper perooks,rft:9-o'clock to tho- afternoon of
said day, with their Monis, inquisitions, and
other teettembemung. to do tlwse things which
to theft. 'arm opert i atik to besioniti -And those
who ale "Load liv rt.rogazances against the
prisoners that are or shall be in the Jail of said
County of Susquehanna are to he then there, to
prosecute against them as will be just.
Dated at Montrose the 18th of April, Tri the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundered
and seventy.
Wo. T. MOXLEY, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Montrose, April 18, 1870.
HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCI-
For lii< Rellcf and or oldie Errinx and Unfortnnate,on
Primly!. of Carlota= Philanthropy.
&rap on the Error. of Youth and the Follies of Age,
lw relation to Mania .t
Marriage and Social Evils, with arnica
aid for the afflicted. Sent free. In Peeled emelt, . Ad
deo., HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P. Phlladelphla.
N. 8. DEBBACEIL
SPECIAL NOtICE!
The Books, Notes, &e., late in possession of
R. Kenyon, Jr., are in the hands of Chamberlin
& McCollum for immediate collection. All per
sons in any manner indebted will save cost by
settling without delay.
A. L.ATITROP,
F. W. BOYLE,
Assignees of R. Kenyon, Jr.
Montrose, April 6, 1860.
TCONSVMPTlVES.—Proridenttally roy dnochter
1. was moored to boon by simple means, without
medicine. The particulars will be vent free. RZUBS7I
E. Rococo-ow, Stockton St. Brooklyn, Long Wend. edn
ALL RIGHT FOR 1870.
3ECEII\TEIt."2' 331:72r
leln constant receipt of NSW GOODS, by r bleb hit
wortment Is rendered more Ind more complete and
eranattlre for all hl► lineal ?allele/ of trade for IBM
Ih Ilrew Dry Good:, law Gra:retie, •
Noe /Arduous, an; New Amu, Iron, Malden,
J3elled Shoes, Wad Piper. -Miaow faiaela
MU& Mix; Bq/Ak. Robes, zeosiiitirit; Hoop
arkirisooktotitla ea* S ,
wegranneld,liia. tre). -• ; • • - •
ESTATE NOTICES.
JAMES REDDING. Admix
CRAB. AVERY, Kir.
313 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
BLATCEILEY'S
no taste to the water.
r cisterns or any'
feet, and throw
id rapidly. Any
and keep them
it up according
icy never fail to
talon.
Al lON
FOR SALE!
A house and lot situated in the tosniShip of
Rush, two tunes west of Elk Lake, and 23
mil=
from Grangerville, containing three acres
of land, a good orchard artery aoda halfhouse.
a blacksmith shop, and . bam. For full particu
lars Inquire of the subscriber on chi premises.
WM. MITCHELL.
Rush, March 30. 1870.-3*
FARM FOR SALE,
Of 175 acres, situated on the road from Sil.
ver Lake to Mud Lake, 100 urns improved and
most of the balance In heavy timber, containing
aeveral hundred cords of hemlock bark a good
House with L and barn, about 40 bearing apple
trees, well watered, a good water power, con
venient to churches, schools, etc,
Inquire on the premises, or address
.1. J. SHELDON,
Jan. 19, 1870.115 m St. Joseph, Pa.
FLOUR! FLOUR!
Frum this day forwent, we shall sell ?lourWt
retail at
WHOLESALE PRICES
We Lang out uo raise colors, but mean just
what we say.
While waking Flour a specialty, our stock of
FEED, MEAL, SALT, LIME CEMENT,
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Will be kept full and sold at very small profits.
11. GARRATT & SON.
New 'Milford, March 2, 1270,—1y
GIZOVER tt BAKER'S
FIRST PREMIUM ELASTIC STITLI3 FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES,
4.9 BROADWAY, NSW YORK
POIZiTS OF EICELLENCIL
Beauty and elasticity of Stitch.
Perfection and Simplicity of Machinery.
Using both threads directly from the spools.
No fastening of !CAM/ by hand and ao waste of
thread.
Wide range ofappliention without cbange of adjart
ISICLITI.
Tte seam retalnsits beauty and !tempts' after wash
tog and ironing.
Besides all kinds of work done by other Perctng Ma
chines, torso Machines execute the most beautiful
and permanent Embroidery and ornamental work.
The Richest Premiums et all the fairs and exhi
bitions of the United :States end Europe, have been
awailleci the Grover & Baker Pewinc Ilachium, and
the work done by them, wherever exhibited in compe
tition.
EIE . The vert higheft prize. THE CROSS OR THE
LEGION OF liONOlt. with °outlined on the reproftent
atives of the Gruver S Baker Sewing Machine., at the
Expomition Gni teraelly, Pula. INIT, thee attaating
their great .nperlority over all other Sewing Machine..
For sale by F. B. CRANDLER., 'Montrose
June 1. Iyr
COTTON GOODS.
Muslin.. Ticking. Calicos, Gingham., Ptrlpegg and
checked Shirtino, Denim.. do. as usual la qatlety st
Orrrzastno, Ilosionuari d Co.
W IRE RAILING,
8188 GUARDS,
For Store Fronts. Asylum*, &c.
Iron Bedstead.. Wire Webbing for Sheep and Poultry
Yards, 8r... and Iron Wire Cloth, Sieves, Fender.
Screen. for Coal Ores, band, &e. Heavy crim ped
cloth for Spark Arreot. n, Landscape Wires for Win
dows, etc. Paper Makers' Wires, Ornamental Wire
work. etc. Every Informothm by addtcosing the man
ofacterem. Id. WALEKR & SONS,
Aplyigd No.ll N. Sixth Philadelphia.
TIIE ELIAS HOWE
SEWING lIACIIINE I
In 111"non;IMont'T al t to
te ary th an e o b n es n ' lgVou ng hro c i ' :l%
them.
Nov. &I, IS9 E. 1.. WEEKS & CO., Agents.
D RESS TRIMMINGS & FANCY
MODS.
Malone of all descriptions. Elssuigitsrtcrest.
Gurrattorna, Rosatraants, t Co's.
CAYEGA PLASTER
I keep constantly on hand an ample imp•
ply of fresh ground Cayuga Plitster, for sale at
per ton. N. SHOEMAXER.
Summeraville, Jan. 10, 1970.—tf
THE LAST CHANCE.
STILL SELLING OPT AT COST
GEO: IIAYDZN
Is Mill offering a Taro Stoelr'of Goode far a abort time
ONLY—AT COST I And loriof Cicada
LESS THAN COSY!
(A pcattive. beta TO CLOSE {$1:18115ZEIS!
Dry Goode, Drees Gooda.,Shawla. ClottdaSs/Dttn. CAP'.
Doom, Shoes, Craekery , Olametre, Wooden
Ware. Hardware
...Grocerlee, Trlniteings,
And lota and Stacks or o.xxis too 1101XlErOlna to mention.,
When you hear oilier dealers toy that we oak old pri
ces and have an old stock of Goode, Don't believe It, but
call and ece 1 Szamine and com pare vices roe youe
Waco.
Thu Stock moat and 'be add lee abort time as I
have to leave the building.
'Positively no Goode sold on Credit. Tema Cub,
ar No Sale.
OE9. NAYDEN
New Milford, March 9,1870.
Amourn DIVORCES ;may obtatho IA New
YnrkMons, and other Matess. ( orpereaus from
&ite?:or Cocultry. LIP) W;: desertion,
aon4upper, ate, en" nun ~_:gtogh
4 1 0=tu dtvoree is AMMO
.litteas phori.
No.,
14014mas:"Vii-'
BURNS & NICHOLS
DRUGGISTS & APOTHECARIES.
Keep regalia!, stlitplledi with ricAnuarnizitaa
Drup. And Medicines. Cheminsls, Dp_Sten. Wtlas•
Liquor*. Paints, 01la and:VartWa. Pastamea,
Fancy gasps, Yankee Notions, &C. IC.
Fresh 'from Nair York City
All tha moat popular PATENT MEDICINES sold t
I his &cotton, among which may be found
Ayre'. and Jayne'. Van.fly .Medlehaer. nembold'a Da
cha, 9ebencke Palm°.le Byropand Bea Weed
Toole. bdoexuxes and C 11*
aisle Ms, Hall's Balsam,
Mahan'. Mae Tree Condal..
oll's Thar Renewer. Ring's Ambrosia, Kennedy's
Ica Direereri.Roaftand's German Meters.
ilostetter's eitoinseb Bitters.
And nary other kindsof real value trot meth. In Oct
par Stock embraces a Sae easertmeat of erarythleg ear
iillykeptlu well rrialated Dreg Stores.
or-Prescription* twelve particular etteutkm, and
are carefully and promptly compounded.
:• Store formerly oecupied by J. Etberida"
)i. a BUMS
Montrose. March IM, 11110. altos mesas.
E P. STAMP,
DIMS, 111
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
Floor, Salt, Butter, Pork, Lard, Ham, Salt Fish, Miaow.
Candies, Crackers, Cheese, Coffee, Spices, ChOita
Teas, Begirt, Rice, Dried =dawned
Frail Tohaeso, Cigars, Banff
and all other articles usually kept In a Ant elm Grocery
and Provision Store.
We will mart our Goods as low u we CIA tend, end
seU thrash, or exchange for produce,
W. will (wrath Pills and ship flutter for those who
desire te to, mid endeavor to give good utteAetlao•
PATRONAGE SOLICITED
Montrose., Feb. 1, 1 sm—tf
R AMSDELL'S NORWAY OATS.
This Oats will produce three times as much
as any other Oats. For sale at lowest market
price, by W3L J. iIEANY,
Jan: 20, 1870.-3m* St. Josephs, Pa.
V A.LUBLE FARM FOR SALE
IN AUBURN TOWNSHIP.
The subscriber offers for sale the valuable
Farm situated in Auburn township, lately be
longing to J.l3.llcCain. Said farm contains two
hundred and eight acres, one hundred and sixty
acres improved. There is on said farm a firs;
class two-story house and new barn ; two orch
ards ; a quantity of fruit trees Said farm Is on
ly four miles from the Lehigh Valley Railroad,
well watered, good timber, and in every way a
first class farm. Persons in want of a good farm
will understand that a chance topurce such
a property is seldom offered.
For terms and particulars, inquire of
E. L WEEKS,
Assignee of S. IL McCain.
Also, for sale, the HOUSE. and LOT in Mont
rose now occupied by J. H. McCain, with about
six acres of land belonging thereto.
E. L. WEEKS,
Assignee ofJ. McClain.
3fontrose, Jan. 19, 1870.—tf
PEBBLE SPECTACLES—aIso coin
mon Spectacles, a new supply,
_for sale by
Montrose, Nov. 10, 1809. 44111 M TURRS:4
Eggs of Pnre Bred Fancy Poultry for
Hatching. -
Whave on band ttit, largest and best melectioo of
I! Fancy Poultry to be found In the country.
carefully boxed mod shipped to any part of the country. a
For Clrenlars; and prices, address
N. P. BOY= its CO.,
Parke:star& Chester Co. Pa
JanlB—.lm
DENTISTRY.
C. A, SACIIETTS Dental Rootal, New laUbnl. Pa.
Particular attenHon given to all operant:am en the nits
rat teeth. Arttectid "Teeth Inserted In all the Tartans
styles no* In use. Perfect satisfaction guarantied to all.
Came and sec me, and sattsfyymtraelree. 05Ics hems.
hours each day.
Jan. 5, 1570.-11
`IRE! EIRE! FIRES—Your bona
1: may burn next. Seek refuge at *nee, either in the
Security. N.Y.,
Manhattan,
North American,
MSEill
Or Norwich, Conn., chartered May. 1933, the oldest Stock
Co., in Connecticut. AD of the above an old establisheW,
Ent class Companies, sure, and reliable, baring been
tried and proven, Look out for little new wild eat cola.
pastes springing tip all over the - country just to make
money. Call or rend your application, sad I win see
that you are fairly dealt with.
TIEN. ITY C. TYLER.
Fire. Life and Accident Insurance Agent, at the olBe• of
W. 1). Lose, Eaq.. Ilontrose,
February 1. 1619.-tf.
ABEL TURRELL,
Has Ana rettorned from :few Tory with a largo ad
dittos to his Inns! stock of choke ltoods.
Montrose, F■o. 44, 18C0.
GOLD JEWELRY
A New end lams supply,
Montrose, Nov. 24.11960. ABEL TraliaLL
WIZARD OIL and nearly everything
At MIEZLV
p LIRE LIQUORS.
enstrs NATIVE GRASS BRANDY, distilled
strictly pare ; sad a misty of other Bran Sits, tatiadias
Merry BMW,. Cider Brandy, CC. Needy &litho Sias.
seat kinds of Arm. Bollsad old Rya anal Boattcia
Whiskey. Alcohol, Pore Spirit, Bay Bata, So n etstataaa
1.7 as issial sad for sale -
ABEls.lll23=.
MOUTCNICh Ststeb atib,ISSIN
SOLDIERS'.. BOUNTY,
PENAVOND, and SACS PAT.
ed. LIMNS= AORri.
E Tor the GOV
MIL1?"11T " I t. tug ' obtained the n
Ae..wiii girt prompt attention to all =m e n=
toidaoare. Ito thine einlow e eneeesait irriss,
Idonteitee, "Tone otb.llllg. .
Talrumn'•
zruktes,
irae4 Geo ems
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